‘We can do it better’: Former Olympic champion to address prize money concerns in new World Aquatics role
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‘We can do it better’: Former Olympic champion to address prize money concerns in new World Aquatics role
Ranomi Kromowidjojo pointed to the Enhanced Games and said greater incentives are needed for swimmers to compete with such events which have huge amounts of money involved.
Dutch Olympic swimming champion Ranomi Kromovitzjo has been appointed to the newly created position of director of athlete support, World Aquatics announced today. The 36-year-old veteran, who won three Olympic gold medals in her illustrious career, will be responsible for managing and developing World Aquatics’ athlete support system …
Dutch Olympic swimming champion Ranomi Kromovitjojo has been appointed to the newly created position of director of athlete support, the World Aquatics Federation announced today. The post Kromovitjojo takes over as World Aquatics' head of athlete support appeared first on www.ertsports.gr.
Swimming: Three-time Olympic gold medalist Ranomi Kromowidjojo in new leadership role at World Aquatics In… The post Swimming: Three-time Olympic gold medalist Ranomi Kromowidjojo in new leadership role at World Aquatics appeared first on Aquafeed24 | The Greek Portal for Aquatics.
Former Olympic champion Ranomi Kromovidjojo has earned far more fame than prize money during her swimming career, but she hopes to tip the scales towards greater financial support for competitors as the first director of athlete affairs for World Aquatics.
Former swimmer Ranomi Kromowidjojo will join the board of directors of the global swimming federation World Aquatics on October 1. As 'Engagement Director', the three-time Olympic champion will be tasked with guiding and supporting the athletes as effectively as possible.
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